CHAPTER III. Elected TANU Officials in the Regions and Districts

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Preface to the First Edition vii
3. Note to the Expanded Edition xi
4. Contents xv
5. Introduction to the Expanded Edition xix
6. List of Tables and Figures xxvii
7. Maps 1
8. Abbreviations 2
9. Introduction 3
10. PART I. TANU Before Independence. A Political History
11. CHAPTER I. Origin and Inheritance of the Tanganyika African National Union 21
12. CHAPTER II. The Drive to Independence and Dominance 50
13. PART II. Organization, Recruitment, and Ideology
14. CHAPTER III. Elected TANU Officials in the Regions and Districts 75
15. CHAPTER IV. Appointed TANU Officials in the Regions and Districts 112
16. CHAPTER V. TANU at the Center 158
17. CHAPTER VI. Ideology and Commitment 203
18. PART III. TANU and the Economy of Tanganyika Conditions, Apparatus, and Goals
19. CHAPTER VII. The Economy of Tanganyika 261
20. CHAPTER VIII.The Formulation of the Five Year Plan 281
21. CHAPTER IX. Government in the Regions and Districts 307
22. CHAPTER X. TANU Tries to Reach the Villages 334
23. PART IV. Crises and Conclusions
24. CHAPTER XI. The Army Mutiny in Perspective 363
25. CHAPTER XII. The Elections of September 1965 382
26. CHAPTER XIII. The Arusha Formulations 406
27. CHAPTER XIV. Conclusions 448
28. APPENDIXES
29. APPENDIX I. Tanganyika: Economic Abstract 467
30. APPENDIX II. The First Five Year Plan 471
31. APPENDIX III. The Second Five Year Plan 474
32. APPENDIX IV. Village Plans 479
33. Selected Bibliography 481
34. Index 501